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* GodNeverSaidThat: Despite some online claims, Clint Eastwood has never stated that William Munny is an older [[Film/DollarsTrilogy Man With No Name]]. In fact, original screenwriter David Peoples confirmed in [[https://archive.is/6fDTh#selection-1553.13-1553.26 an interview]] that he was thinking of writing a prequel movie about Munny in his prime, contradicting the supposed "fact" that ''Unforgiven'' is a sequel to the ''Dollars Trilogy''.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Despite some online claims, Clint Eastwood has never stated that William Munny is an older [[Film/DollarsTrilogy Man With No Name]]. In fact, original screenwriter David Peoples confirmed in [[https://archive.is/6fDTh#selection-1553.13-1553.26 is/6fDTh#selection-2093.0-2093.78 an interview]] that he was thinking of writing a prequel movie about Munny in his prime, contradicting the supposed "fact" that ''Unforgiven'' is a sequel to the ''Dollars Trilogy''.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Despite some online claims, Clint Eastwood has never stated that William Munny is an older [[Film/DollarsTrilogy Man With No Name]]. In fact, original screenwriter David Peoples confirmed in [[https://archive.is/6fDTh#selection-1553.13-1553.26 an interview]] that he was thinking of writing a prequel movie about Munny in his prime, contradicting the supposed "fact" that ''Unforgiven'' is a sequel to the ''Dollars Trilogy''.
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: As part of the film's GenreDeconstruction of Westerns as a whole, Creator/ClintEastwood's role in the film is a deconstruction of his earlier Western character(s), namely those from the Film/DollarsTrilogy. Notably, WordOfGod directly claims that William Munny ''is'' The Man With No Name in his later years.
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: As part of the film's GenreDeconstruction of Westerns as a whole, Creator/ClintEastwood's role in the film is a deconstruction of his earlier Western character(s), namely those from the Film/DollarsTrilogy. Notably, WordOfGod directly claims that William Munny ''is'' The Man With No Name in his later years.''Film/DollarsTrilogy''.
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* SequelGap: While not ''officially'' a part of ''The Film/DollarsTrilogy'' by Creator/SergioLeone, Eastwood has stated that Bill Munny is The Man With No Name in his old age, and actually dedicates this film to the memory of Leone (who passed away 3 years prior to the release of ''Unforgiven.'')
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* WordOfGod: According to Eastwood, William Munny is basically the Man with No Name after the events of the trilogy when he's much older.
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* WordOfGod: According to Eastwood, William Munny is basically the Man with No Name after the events of the trilogy when he's much older.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Creator/ClintEastwood personally telephoned Creator/RichardHarris to offer him the role of English Bob. Harris was watching ''Film/HighPlainsDrifter'' on television at the time, leading to Harris thinking it was a prank.
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* FakeAmerican:
** ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like Beauchamp and the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.
** ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like Beauchamp and the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.
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* FakeAmerican:
**FakeAmerican: ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like Beauchamp and the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.actors.
* FakeBrit: English Bob is played by the Irish Creator/RichardHarris.
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* FakeBrit: English Bob is played by the Irish Creator/RichardHarris.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Creator/ClintEastwood personally telephoned Creator/RichardHarris to offer him the role of English Bob. Harris was watching ''Film/HighPlainsDrifter'' on television at the time, leading to Harris thinking it was a prank.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Alberta, Canada doubles for 19th-century Wyoming and Kansas. In particular, "Big Whiskey" was set at the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_U_Ranch Bar U Ranch]], a local historic landmark.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Southern Alberta, Canada doubles for 19th-century Wyoming and Kansas. In particular, "Big Whiskey" was set at the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_U_Ranch Bar U Ranch]], a local historic landmark.
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: As part of the film's GenreDeconstruction of Westerns as a whole, Creator/ClintEastwood's role in the film is a deconstruction of his earlier Western character(s), namely those from the Film/DollarsTrilogy.
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* PlayingWithCharacterType: As part of the film's GenreDeconstruction of Westerns as a whole, Creator/ClintEastwood's role in the film is a deconstruction of his earlier Western character(s), namely those from the Film/DollarsTrilogy. Notably, WordOfGod directly claims that William Munny ''is'' The Man With No Name in his later years.
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** The Irish Richard Harris plays a man from the Southern United States who stylizes himself as "English Bob", meaning he is a Fake American playing a FakeBrit.
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/RichardHarris is fourth-billed, and while English Bob is certainly an entertaining character, he's not particularly relevant to the main plot, and there are other characters with more screentime.
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* FakeAmerican: ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like Beauchamp and the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.
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* FakeAmerican: FakeAmerican:
** ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like Beauchamp and the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.
* FakeBrit: Irishman Creator/RichardHarris ** The Irish Richard Harris plays English Bob.a man from the Southern United States who stylizes himself as "English Bob", meaning he is a Fake American playing a FakeBrit.
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* ActorInspiredElement: When English Bob departs, cursing at the town, he speaks with a rough, lower-class cockney accent, confirming that Bob's refined, upper-crust persona was fake. Creator/RichardHarris revealed:
-->I read the script and I said to Creator/ClintEastwood, "You know, it would be great if I could play this man as a very sort of upper-class fake, and at the end of the picture--when he gets the hell beaten out of him--maybe all of that drops, and you see behind it all he's really sort of a low life". And Clint said, "Yes, great! Go for it!".
-->I read the script and I said to Creator/ClintEastwood, "You know, it would be great if I could play this man as a very sort of upper-class fake, and at the end of the picture--when he gets the hell beaten out of him--maybe all of that drops, and you see behind it all he's really sort of a low life". And Clint said, "Yes, great! Go for it!".
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* PropRecycling: Creator/ClintEastwood wore the same boots as he did in ''Series/{{Rawhide}}''.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Creator/ClintEastwood personally telephoned Creator/RichardHarris to offer him the role of English Bob. Harris was watching ''Film/HighPlainsDrifter'' on television at the time, leading to Harris thinking it was a prank.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Alberta, Canada doubles for 19th-century Wyoming and Kansas. In particular, "Big Whiskey" was set at the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_U_Ranch Bar U Ranch]], a local historic landmark.
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* FakeAmerican: ''Unforgiven'' was filmed in Alberta, so many of the supporting characters (like the Schofield Kid) are played by Canadian actors.
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* SparedByTheCut: The screenplay reveals that the Schofield Kid drowned himself out of guilt for having killed a man.
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* UsefulNotes/AFIS100YearsSeries:
** AFIS100Years100Movies: #98
** AFIS100Years100Movies10THAnniversaryEdition: #68
** AFIS10Top10:
*** #4, Western
** AFIS100Years100Movies: #98
** AFIS100Years100Movies10THAnniversaryEdition: #68
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*** #4, Western
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* InspirationForTheWork: Writer David Webb Peoples credits ''Film/TaxiDriver'' and Glendon Swarthout's novel ''Film/TheShootist'' as two of the major shaping influences of his screenplay.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: Known in France as ''Impitoyable'' ("merciless"). The Quebecois title is closer to the original one, but not a literal translation (''Impardonnable'', literally "unforgivable").
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* SequelGap: While not ''officially'' a part of ''The Film/DollarsTrilogy'' by Creator/SergioLeone, Eastwood has stated that Bill Munny is The man With No Name in his old age, and actually dedicates this film to the memory of Leone (who passed away 3 years prior to the release of ''Unforgiven.'')
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* SequelGap: While not ''officially'' a part of ''The Film/DollarsTrilogy'' by Creator/SergioLeone, Eastwood has stated that Bill Munny is The man Man With No Name in his old age, and actually dedicates this film to the memory of Leone (who passed away 3 years prior to the release of ''Unforgiven.'')
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* InspirationForTheWork: Writer David Webb Peoples credits ''Film/TaxiDriver and Glendon Swarthout's novel ''Film/TheShootist'' as two of the major shaping influences of his screenplay.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Writer David Webb Peoples credits ''Film/TaxiDriver ''Film/TaxiDriver'' and Glendon Swarthout's novel ''Film/TheShootist'' as two of the major shaping influences of his screenplay.
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* CastTheRunnerUp: Creator/GeneHackman had turned down the part of Munny before the script came to Creator/ClintEastwood.